Capítulo 5A Español 1

To talk about family members  Los abuelos – grandparents  El abuelo – grandfather  La abuela – grandmother

To talk about family members  El esposo – husband  La esposa – wife  Los hermanos – brothers; brother(s) and sister(s)

To talk about family members  El hermano – brother  La hermana – sister  El hermanastro – stepbrother  La hermanastra – stepsister

To talk about family members  Los hijos – children; sons  El hijo – son  La hija - daughter

To talk about family members  Los padres (papás) – parents; fathers  El padre (papá) – father  La madre (mamá) – mother  El padrastro – stepfather  La madrastra - stepmother

To talk about family members  Los primos – cousins  El primo – (male) cousin  La prima – (female) cousin

To talk about family members  Los tíos – uncles; aunt(s) and uncle(s)  El tío – uncle  La tía - aunt

To discuss and compare ages  ¿Cuántos años tiene(n)_____? Tiene(n) ____ años.  How old is / are______? He/She is/ They are ____ (years old).

To discuss and compare ages  Mayor / mayores – older  Menor / menores - younger

To talk about people  La persona – the person

To name animals  El gato – cat  El perro – dog

To discuss what someone likes  Le gusta(n) – he/she likes  Le encanta(n) – he/she loves

To describe activities at parties  Abrir – to open  Celebrar - to celebrate  Decorar – to decorate  Las decoraciones - decorations

To describe activities at parties  Hacer un video – to videotape  El video – video  Preparar – to prepare

To describe activities at parties  Sacar fotos – to take photos  La foto – photo  La cámara - camera

To discuss celebrations  El cumpleaños – birthdays  ¡Feliz cumpleaños! – Happy Birthday  Los dulces – candy  La flor, las flores - flower

To discuss celebrations  El globo – balloon  La luz/ las luces – light  El papel picado – cut-paper decorations

To discuss celebrations  El pastel – cake  La piñata – piñata  El regalo – gift. present

Other useful words  Que – who/that  sólo - only

TENER – To Have go Ten go emos Ten emos es Tien es éis Ten éis e Tien e en Tien en

Possessive Adjectives Mi (s) - myNuestro (s), -a(s) - our Tu (s) - yourVuestro (s), -a(s) – your (pl.) Su (s) - your(formal) His,hers,its Su (s) – your (pl.), their